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USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 8
Using layers
Using layers
Last updated 7/26/2011
A style icon indicates a layer style is applied to the layer.
If you don’t like the result, press Command+Z to remove the style, or choose Edit > Undo.
You can also drag the style to the image, where it is applied to the selected layer.
Hide or show all layer styles in an image
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Choose one of the following:
•
Layer
> Layer Style
> Hide All Effects.
•
Layer
> Layer Style
> Show All Effects.
Edit a layer’s style settings
You can edit a layer’s style settings to adjust the effect. You can also copy style settings between layers and remove a
style from a layer.
You can edit a layer’s style settings to adjust the effect. You can also copy style settings between layers and remove a
style from a layer.
1
Do one of the following:
•
Double-click the style icon
in the Layers panel.
•
Choose Layer
> Layer Style
> Style Settings.
2
To preview the changes in your image, select Preview.
3
Adjust one or more of the layer style settings or add new ones, and click OK.
Change the scale of a layer style
1
In the Layers panel, select the layer containing style effects you want to scale.
2
Choose Layer
> Layer Style
> Scale Effect.
3
To preview the changes in your image, select Preview.
4
Specify how much you want to scale the effects. For example, if you are increasing the size of an outer glow, 100%
is the current scale; 200% doubles the glow size. Then click OK.
is the current scale; 200% doubles the glow size. Then click OK.